Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beside The Obvious
“How’s mum?” Daniel asks his brother for the third time, or maybe it’s the fourth, or then again, it could be the fifth time, or is it the first time after all?...
Cameron Forbes
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cagebirds
David Campton’s Cagebirds is one of those plays that is shamefully not as well-known or acclaimed as it should be. Written in 1971, it combines absurdism with r...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Misanthropy
Definition of misanthropy: hatred of humankind. Sam Siggs' play isn't quite that fervently hateful, but rather considers what lies behind our treatment of other...